Poll: One in Four British Voters Think Labour Leader Corbyn Is Antisemitic
by Algemeiner Staff
Around one in four British voters believe Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn is personally antisemitic, according to a poll published by The Sun over the weekend.
This finding came as reports emerged that in 2012, Corbyn, then a parliamentary backbencher, attended a conference in Qatar at which Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal was also a guest — marking the latest in a number of recent revelations exposing apparent ties between Corbyn and Palestinian terror groups.
It was also reported on Monday, by i24 News, that Corbyn met with senior Hamas officials during a 2010 visit to the West Bank and failed to declare who funded the trip.
In the poll published by The Sun, nearly half of British voters expressed a belief that Labour had a serious antisemitism problem.
Furthermore, 37 percent of voters said the antisemitism issue made Corbyn unfit to be prime minister.